Crown Comics #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this 1948 Crown Comics standout, the desperate plea of a father whose daughter has vanished sends shockwaves through the city, leading him to enlist the aid of the sharp-eyed detective Cutter. With a ransom demand of fifty thousand dollars and no clear leads, Cutter must unravel a web of deception in a case that’s as dangerous as it is personal. Written by Frank Bolle and Leonard Starr, with art by Bolle and inks by Starr, and featuring a tense cover by Anthony Cataldo, this issue blends classic noir suspense with the high-stakes drama of early comic book crime tales.
In the shadowed streets of 1948, a desperate father turns to private investigator Cutter after his daughter Jo is taken and a chilling ransom note demands fifty thousand dollars. With no leads and time slipping away, Cutter must unravel a mystery where every clue feels like a trap.
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